GB · Masters
International Relations (Middle East) MA
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Program overview
This course provides you with the systematic knowledge and intellectual tools to critically review developments in the theory and practice of international relations It will enable you to evaluate in a sophisticated and critical fashion concepts theories and paradigms within the broad field of international relations drawing lessons from empirical studies involving both quantitative and qualitative investigations You will develop the ability to deploy research strategies and methods in an appropriately advanced fashion to critically evaluate current research and advanced scholarship Each study route aims to provide advanced knowledge and understanding of the dynamics including cultural and local political and ideological factors which shape the contemporary international relations of the relevant area The course also provides an opportunity for studying international relations in comparative and historical perspective taking account of regional specific political and economic factors
Duration: 10
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